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When the United States announced in April that it would withdraw all US troops from Afghanistan, it raised concerns the move would come with cuts in development assistance.
Yet dwindling foreign investment has already left Afghanistan’s government with too few resources to maintain its already inadequate healthcare system, where Afghan women and girls already face barriers.
We speak with Interim Women’s Rights Co-Director Heather Barr about a new report that shows how aid cuts are leaving women and girls without essential health care and why the country’s international donors need to step up their support.
This critical moment is no time to abandon Afghan women, who often face a brutal choice between feeding their families or caring for their health.
The government led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi appears obsessed about managing the narrative even as the country reports over 400,000 new Covid-19 infections a day.
The junta’s increasingly desperate efforts to block those inside the country from accessing independent news and information won’t hide the truth about its ongoing rights violations.
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